The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-01

of moneys and documents in connec-
ton with the arrest of himself and
others at Loughrea for receiving ten
ants rents
The Protestant churches in Ire
land will raise fund to commemo-
rate the Queens Jubilee
LONDON, Jan. 10-The composition
of the new Cabinet was announced
this evening. Lord Salisbury is Sec
rotary of State for Foreign Affairs,
the Right Hon. w. H. Smith, First
Lord of the Treasury; the Right Hon
G. j. Goschen, Chancellor of the Elk
chequer; the Right Hon. Edward
Stanhope, Secretary of State for War
and Sir Henry Holland, Secretary of
State for the Colonies. There is no
change in the other Cabinet officers.
LONDON, Jan. THE Duke of Bed
ford has RENTED the whole amount
of rents TO the tenants on his Bed
fordshire estates for the current half
year.
NEw YORK, Jan. 16.-G. W, Small
ley's cable special to the Tribune from
London of January 18th says: The
impression that the formidable con-
ference has broken up, / believe is err
roneous. The adjournment till the
meeting of Parliament does not imply
failure. The situation is difficult,
but not desperate. Many subjects
have been discussed in the hope of
clearing the ground. The Gladston-
ian's view proves perhaps, on examin-
alton, more plausible than practical.
Chamberlain cannot but ask: well,
supposing you hang home rule during
the present Parliament; suppose we
work together on other questions, and
suppose the Government is beaten
and dissolution follows-o what com
mon platform can we then stand be-
fore the country?" This is the ques-
ton to which no answer has yet been
found. Lord Randolph Churchill's
remarkable letter to Russell, editor of
|. the Liverpool Post, and Gladson's not
less remarkable comment on it, indi-
cate that other negotiations are going
on below the surface. If Churchill's
language is interpreted literally, 1t
means that he will break loose from
his own party on the question of
finance and administration. Glad
stone, who has heretofore held out
one finger, unclasps a second and talks
raising the flag of economy, as if he
and Lord Randolph were to be joint
acknowledgements.
LONDON, Jan. 13-Sir Andrew Clarke
formerly Inspector General of Forti
fcations, and one of the highest au-
thorities on coast defenses in Eng
land, suggests novel system of coast
defences. Instead Of alleged invul-
nerability, his principle is the invisi
bility of the defences. He would have
each gun occupy hole in the ground,
and would raise it for action by ny
draulic continuance. After firing it
would sink into the pit again to be
reloaded, so it would be exposed only
for few seconds. Thus the locality
of the pit could not be exactly deter
mined, and the enemy would have
practically nothing to aim at.
LONDON, Jan. 16.-The presenta-
ton of the freedom of the city to
Henry NJ Stanley is regarded by
everybody as deserved compliment.
No voice is now raised against the
man who was among the best abused
men of his. time. Englishmen adj
mire the readiness with which Stan
ley turned his back on profitable lee
ture tours in America and Australia
to undertake another dangerous and
difficult African expedition. Experts
think, however, that Emin Pasha can
be rescued, and Stanley himself, the
best expert of all, is confident that he
will bring him back, safe and sound.
Everything he wishes has been
offered to money, men, unlim-
tied discretion and the choice of
route
New YORK, Jan. 1O.-The Times
Paris special of January 18th says:
Margaret Boyenval, girl in Aisne
who has been sleeping for forty three
months, is beginning to attract great
attention Physicians say she prom
Uses to continue her slumber indef-
nitely. She is perfectly healthy and